During recent speeches, high-level Chinese officials delivered seemingly contradictory messages about China’s intentions as a world power. Does China intend to challenge the current world order or does it simply want to play its role within the current structure?
During recent speeches, high-level Chinese officials delivered seemingly contradictory messages about China’s intentions as a world power. Does China intend to challenge the current world order or does it simply want to play its role within the current structure? We asked Kissinger Institute Director, Robert Daly, to help us decipher what many see as mixed signals. That’s the topic for this edition of Wilson Center NOW.
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